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Reverse Dependencies for parsanol

The projects listed here declare parsanol as a runtime or development dependency

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Expressir ("EXPRESS in Ruby") is a Ruby parser for EXPRESS and a set of tools for accessing EXPRESS data models.
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Relaton is the database, registry, and cache for bibliographic references to technical standards in the Relaton/XML bibliographic model. It provides the Relaton::Db API, a registry that lazily loads each standards-body flavor (ISO, IETF, NIST, IEC, …) on first use, and a file-based cache. Every ...
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The project is in a healthy, maintained state
Checksummed parsanol PARG artifact, terminal tables and oracle-frozen conformance corpus for the unitsml(...) expression syntax of UnitsML. Runtime-agnostic: load the artifact with any Parsanol runtime (Ruby, Rust, wasm).
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AsciiDoc Document Model, Parser, and Serializer for the Coradoc document transformation framework. Provides bidirectional transformation between AsciiDoc and CoreModel.
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Provides Markdown parsing and serialization capabilities for Coradoc. Includes the Markdown Document Model, a CommonMark-compliant Parsanol-based parser, and round-trip capable serializer.
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Parses LML (.lml / .lutaml) text syntax into UML/LML domain models. Supports two layers: model definitions (classes, enums, attributes) and data instances (collections, imports, exports).
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The project is in a healthy, maintained state
PubID is a Ruby library for parsing and generating international publication identifiers (PubIDs). It provides a simple and flexible API for working with PubIDs, allowing developers to easily create, manipulate, and validate PubIDs in their applications.
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